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post 1671249073 11-16-2022, 08:10 PM
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I might actually do this

Pick up some lot lizards along the way maybe a herpes bump or two
Anti-Cuck crew
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Jason Genova crew
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post 1671249803 11-16-2022, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By digital022
What do you mean, 500 mi range (fully loaded) Tesla semi's are already in production.
Absolute delusions of grandeur



They've been trying to cycle(pun) EV's into the public since the 1950's

There is no infrastructure for it, the cost is much higher than fossil to build/maintain/dispose



If you believe a semi-truck, let alone loaded, is going to go 500 miles on a charge you're grade-A retarded

We can't even make an F-150 passenger truck go past 120 miles with a lightly-loaded trailer, which renders it as a truck.. useless
*Tolerance is the lube that slides the dildo of dysfunction into the ass of civilized society*

*We didn't deserve snailsrus*

As always: not medical advice but medical opinion crew
post 1671249933 11-16-2022, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted By james878787
Dude right, I'm currently a patrol officer and 70% of major metro cities are full of homeless druggie or both

Where are u located ?
I’m outside of Memphis. Memphis is bad but the Mississippi county I’m in is very right winged and actually has too strict of a police force. I actually see a lot of them in the gym and they seem cool. Even the female cops are normal people. Memphis has gone to hell. Dominant black and I’d say 80% of them have backed up child support and no drivers license. 50% of them have a record a mile long. Like all the jobs are majority thugs. Soon I think the police will probably have to run jobs. Like bud people in ir police will have an app that tells you who is suppose to be at work or something becayse it’s that bad. We are having job sites get hit with 60-70 cars get broken into. Mobs of people hitting warehouses and stores. Memphis is super liberal too. Let’s everyone out of jail. Let a repeat rape offender out and he raped a white woman jogging and killed get. Looked at his dna and actually connected to 2 other women that were killed. It’s all through the city like this. They look for any reason to fire white cops though and that happened in my home town and the city went to hell.
post 1671250013 11-16-2022, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By james878787
Why don't get your cdl ?
It’s not that easy. I’ve never even drove a truck before. They might be sending me to the school though
post 1671251123 11-16-2022, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Immichaelski
It’s not that easy. I’ve never even drove a truck before. They might be sending me to the school though
I hadn't either, not that hard dude usually schools will make u driver medium sized trucks
post 1671251923 11-16-2022, 09:09 PM
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i would be terrified id fall asleep. hours hours and hours driving open roads...week after week after week. yikes.

you ever drive on a long trip and realize you suddenly cant remember the past 15-20 mins of driving AT ALL. like you are sleeping while being awake or something.

terrifying feeling srs.
post 1671252113 11-16-2022, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24
i wouldmbe terrified id fall asleep. hours hours and hours driving open roads...week after week after week. yikes.

you ever drive on a long trip and realize you suddenly cant remember the past 15-20 mins of driving AT ALL. like you are sleeping while being awake or something.

terrifying feeling srs.
Exactly open roads beautiful

And I doubt bit u reset for 13hrs
post 1671252933 11-16-2022, 09:26 PM
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Truck driver here.

It really all depends on a) the company and b) who will hire you as a new driver.

Experiences may vary.
Originally Posted By Immichaelski
It’s not that easy. I’ve never even drove a truck before. They might be sending me to the school though
Due to new regulations that took effect this year, this is your only option. No more “learning on the job”.

Here is the thing with a CDL though… the real learning happens AFTER you get it. If you’re a piece of sh!t in a car, it will translate over to a 65ft 80,000lbs truck. So don’t be an a$$hole and you’ll be fine out there.

Mind the 4 wheelers.
Age: 30

"If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants"
-Sir Isaac Newton
post 1671253083 11-16-2022, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz
Truck driver here.

It really all depends on a) the company and b) who will hire you as a new driver.

Experiences may vary.
There's actually lots of big carriers who hire new drivers, but pay like ****...unless it's car hauling which I tried but that's 0 life all work all week
post 1671253143 11-16-2022, 09:30 PM
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Stay out of the left lane
The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.
Friedrich Nietzsche
post 1671253313 11-16-2022, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted By james878787
There's actually lots of big carriers who hire new drivers, but pay like ****...unless it's car hauling which I tried but that's 0 life all work all week
get a pension first then train with a mega ****g0t
post 1671253393 11-16-2022, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz
Truck driver here.

It really all depends on a) the company and b) who will hire you as a new driver.

Experiences may vary.



Due to new regulations that took effect this year, this is your only option. No more “learning on the job”.

Here is the thing with a CDL though… the real learning happens AFTER you get it. If you’re a piece of sh!t in a car, it will translate over to a 65ft 80,000lbs truck. So don’t be an a$$hole and you’ll be fine out there.

Mind the 4 wheelers.
How long you've been trucking ? What u haul ? What's pay like ?
post 1671253923 11-16-2022, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz
Truck driver here.

It really all depends on a) the company and b) who will hire you as a new driver.

Experiences may vary.



Due to new regulations that took effect this year, this is your only option. No more “learning on the job”.

Here is the thing with a CDL though… the real learning happens AFTER you get it. If you’re a piece of sh!t in a car, it will translate over to a 65ft 80,000lbs truck. So don’t be an a$$hole and you’ll be fine out there.

Mind the 4 wheelers.
Yeah I know. The new guys Where I’m at have it rough. Everyone does bids and when they get there they don’t know if they are driving or working the dock or working the yard. They might get 12 stops through the city. Now just got laid off.
post 1671254093 11-16-2022, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted By Immichaelski
Yeah I know. The new guys Where I’m at have it rough. Everyone does bids and when they get there they don’t know if they are driving or working the dock or working the yard. They might get 12 stops through the city. Now just got laid off.
Wait what u mean the drivers or what ?
post 1671255663 11-16-2022, 10:38 PM
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I'd be terrified of driving on mountains in the winter.

Fuarkin' ******
post 1671256193 11-16-2022, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted By chadpankow
I'd be terrified of driving on mountains in the winter.

Fuarkin' pajeets.
Yea thats something else
post 1671256243 11-16-2022, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted By chadpankow
I'd be terrified of driving on mountains in the winter.

Fuarkin' pajeets.
low gear and or chains ez
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